- Home
- Finance
Finance TopicsFinanceOperationsFinancial Planning & AnalysisEquity FinancingDebt FinancingM&A and Joint VenturesCorporate GovernanceStock OptionsMarketingTaxMoreFinance News
Switzerland's second-largest bank, Credit Suisse Group AG, recently announced that it plans to cut 109 - Accounting
Accounting TopicsAccountingAccounting ConceptsAccounting StandardsFinancial StatementsAuditRevenue RecognitionAccounting RegulationsAccounting Close ProcessAccounting Policies & ProcessesTechnical AccountingAccounting News
The financial crisis of 2008 considerably altered debate over economic growth and prosperity. Now, it appears that the events of the last ... - Treasury
Treasury TopicsTreasuryElectronic PaymentsWorking Capital ManagementCurrency & Foreign Exchange (FX)Treasury Services ManagementShort Term InvestmentsTreasury News
In response to the increased use of mobile banking - Technology
Technology News
The United States government will soon begin deploying customized Android OS-powered mobile devices to federal agency and military ... - Careers
Careers News
The chief financial officer of Hibbett Sports, a sporting goods retailer, recently announced that he plans to retire on June 1, and the company ... - Directory & Reviews
Payments to overseas consultants

Posted Tue, 09/07/2010 - 3:35pm by Simon Westbrook ( CFO)
Details
It seems that Companies everywhere are increasingly trying to reduce their overall cost by farming out work to consultants overseas in India, China and elsewhere. Apart from having such consultants provide a W-8 confirming their non resident status are there any other pre or post tax reporting requirements involved in making overseas consulting payments? Are there any with holding tax requirements?
- International Business
- IP Ownership & Consultants
- Uncategorized
- 651 reads






Comments
None that I have ever seen or
None that I have ever seen or heard of. BTW, if you are using overseas consultants and are wondering how you can pay them, try a service such as Elance or Odesk. They act as a)bidding agents so that you can have multiple providers bid on your work, and b)payment agents. You pay on this end and they pay out on the other end. Simple and effective.